Have you found your dream second home, but it’s not for sale?
We've all had the experience of finding the perfect home
while out for a weekend drive. Sometimes we even drive by that home on a
regular basis, hoping that one day there will be a for sale sign out front (or
we check the MLS listings and FSBO listings on a weekly – or daily – basis
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There are a couple of different options for trying to
purchase a home that is not currently on the market. If a property appears to
be abandoned or otherwise not being lived in, inquire with the town or county
that it’s in to see if the taxes are up to date. If not, then you may be able
to acquire the property for the amount of the back taxes. If taxes are up to
date, you can at least get the contact information for the owner of the
property. While you’re there, see if you can get what the tax appraisal for the
home is, and when it was last sold (and for how much).
There are a few ways to go about approaching the owner of
the property. If the property is owner occupied, you may be able to simply
knock on the door and let them know that you love the home and see if they’ll
let you know first if they ever plan on selling. Another option is to write a
letter to the owners stating the same thing. Often, if the owners are
considering selling, they may jump on the offer and start negotiations. Or,
they may just make a note of your contact information in case they ever do want
to sell. The worst they can do is say no.
Another option is to have a real estate agent approach the
owner. Sometimes an owner will take an offer coming from an agent more
seriously than one coming from a random person. It shows that you are a more
serious buyer.
In all instances, the worst the owner can do is tell you no.
But, hopefully the owner will already be considering selling, and you’ll be in
the right place at the right time!
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